After nearly 25 years since the last installment of the Friday franchise, Ice Cube has revealed that there is finally some progress in the development of the highly anticipated fourth movie. With new leadership at Warner Bros, including Mike DeLuca, who previously worked with Ice Cube at New Line, there is renewed interest in getting the project back on track.
Ice Cube, who co-wrote and starred in the original Friday back in 1995, has faced challenges in moving forward with the sequel. From the passing of key cast members such as John Witherspoon and Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister Jr. to delays in production, there have been various obstacles hindering the progress of the film.
Despite the setbacks, Ice Cube emphasizes the importance of doing the movie justice. He acknowledges that certain elements need to be in place in order to make the sequel a success. With the right team and vision in place, he believes that they can finally move forward with making the much-anticipated fourth installment.
With the backing of Warner Bros and the support of key players in the industry, Ice Cube is optimistic about the future of the Friday franchise. He is hopeful that they can finally get the project off the ground and deliver a film that lives up to the legacy of the original. While there have been challenges and delays along the way, it seems that things are finally falling into place for Ice Cube and his team.
The journey towards creating the fourth installment of the Friday franchise has been a long and challenging one for Ice Cube. However, with the recent developments and newfound support from Warner Bros, it seems that the project is finally gaining momentum. Fans of the franchise can now look forward to the possibility of seeing Craig Jones back on the big screen in the near future.
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